Serving the Princeton University Student, Faculty, Staff and Community since 1905. The Princeton University Store is a not-for-profit cooperative society whose members share in the profits. As a co-op, it operates differently from an ordinary corporation. It is governed by a Board of Trustees made up of students, faculty, administrators, and alumni, and instead of paying dividends to Wall Street shareholders it gives discounts to its members. Members receive a 10% discount on nearly everything in the store

The Ursinus College Investment Management Co. helps support Ursinus College and gives students real-world experience.

Since 1921, St. Ann's K-8 program has been educating students of all faiths, resulting in the graduation of thousands of successful alumni, making a difference in their communities. Saint Ann students consistently score well above national averages on standardized tests. But perhaps more importantly, we try to create for each child the ability to choose their own future, fostering intellectual curiosity and the development of critical thinking skills. It is our obligation to cultivate spirituality, build character and impart a duty to serve others. We seek to give students the tools – knowledge, faith and compassion – to succeed in all future academic, professional and personal endeavors. When you come to St. Ann school, you will see happy students who care about their classmates, teachers and other school staff like family. Parents tend to be very involved in their children’s academics and extracurricular activities, and develop close bonds among each other. We enjoy a close-knit, caring school community. Our program challenges students not only to achieve high academic performance, but more importantly, to care for and serve one another as brothers and sisters. We are continually refining and improving the Saint Ann experience. Recent renovations to several classrooms and the addition of a one-to-one laptop program for students in grades five through eight are just two examples of our continual quest to enhance our students’ learning.

The Frog, Switch & Manufacturing Company is a company based out of 600 East High Street, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States.

We Develop Active Global Citizens. AFS programs empower young people from all backgrounds with essential global skills - and the passion for making a difference. AFS is a leader in intercultural learning and offers international exchange programs in over 100 countries around the world through 57 independent, not-for-profit AFS organizations, each with a network of volunteers (55,000+), a professionally staffed office (1,100+), and headed up by a volunteer board.

Far Brook School is an independent, coeducational day school located in Short Hills, New Jersey for grades Pre-K through 8. Our purpose is to create a supportive and caring community that cherishes love of learning, creativity, and individuality, and that provides teachers and students with both support and freedom to take risks in order to reach their full potential. It is our desire to touch the lives of children so they may live life wisely and with great joy.

The Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA) is the premier statewide resource for top-class continuing professional education programs, professional networking, business-friendly advocacy, thought leadership, and a full range of services for accounting professionals. PICPA’s programs and services are a springboard for growing camaraderie, confidence, and commitment in the world of accounting. Visit our Web site for: Pennsylvania CPA CPE requirements How to become a CPA in Pennsylvania CPA Exam guidance In-person, online, and self-study CPE PICPA Building a Stronger Profession Together.

Developing citizens who are civically well-informed, productively engaged for the common good, and hopeful about the future.

The Charter Schools Institute assists the Board of Trustees of the State University of New York (SUNY) in meeting its responsibilities under the New York State Charter Schools Act of 1998 and in furthering SUNY’s leading role in strengthening public education across the State. Guided by the Board of Trustees’ rigorous standards, the Institute: Recommends for charter approval only those schools that have a high likelihood of significantly improving student achievement, especially for students at risk of academic failure; Provides ongoing oversight of schools that centers on progress made by schools in improving student achievement, while also reviewing their organizational and fiscal performance; the Institute’s oversight serves as a catalyst for improvement, informs the public of each school’s performance, and protects the health and safety of students enrolled in each school; Vigorously respects, defends and advocates for each school’s independence and autonomy; Recommends renewal of only those charter schools that have shown they can improve student performance and operate in a fiscally and organizationally sound manner; and Strives to become a nationally recognized repository and disseminator of research, training and best practices for charter schools, public school choice and charter authorizing.

NJPSA is a professional association dedicated to the improvement of the quality of teaching and learning in New Jersey. The association has taken the lead in providing the highest quality professional development opportunities for its members since 1981. Representing nearly 7,000 principals, vice principals, supervisors, directors, assistant superintendents, superintendents and chief school administrators, NJPSA has redefined professionalism for both practicing and aspiring school leaders.

Gladwyne Montessori cultivates self-reliance in our students through a learning experience guided by the philosophy of Maria Montessori and informed by contemporary educational research. We provide a vibrant and academically stimulating program for children from infancy to adolescence that develops curious and confident students, well prepared to serve as responsible citizens of the greater community.